Giorgio Morandi (1889-1964) once said,"You can travel the world and see nothing. To achieve understanding, it is necessary not to see many things but to look hard at what you do see." I like this idea, and believe it is the essence of art.
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Todays Wednesday Custom Art Lessons
Here are some students engaged each on their own paintings, I help each one at their unique level. Each of my students are amazing creative...
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I wanted to introduce the class to masking fluid, to show the class how the use of it can allow the artist to free up the background for wet... -
You hear me talk incessantly about "saturated color" all the time in class. I am often sure it is clear, but in fact it may not b...
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